Publications by authors named "Arief Daryanto"
Biosecurity is important to prevent introduction and spread of infectious diseases, including Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI). HPAI is currently endemic in Indonesia and it has triggered the adoption of a biosecurity policy. Although there is anecdotal evidence about the level of biosecurity on Indonesian broiler farms, formal evidence is lacking, as well as knowledge about determinants of low biosecurity levels.
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- HPAI remains a significant issue in Western Java's poultry sector despite control efforts, necessitating a detailed analysis of the region's poultry value chains to understand governance impacts on disease control.
- The study identifies four distinct poultry value chains in Western Java, with varying levels of coordination and market power among actors, illustrating the integrator chain as the most organized and powerful compared to less formal chains.
- Research shows that the effectiveness of biosecurity measures and HPAI control is closely linked to the governance structure of each value chain, indicating the need for tailored approaches to enhance disease management in the region.